Army Chief of Chaplains Axton visits Camp Travis San Antonio
Col John T. Axton chief of army chaplains arrived with Mrs Axton in San Antonio to inspect chaplains at Camp Travis. He opened a ramp hall at Sixth Street and Avenue UB and attended a luncheon at Argonne Heights. Axton led a conference for chaplains discussing The Chaplain in the Field and The Chaplain in the Pulpit with many officers and local clergy in attendance.
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Army Chaplains
San Antonio
Aston
Chaplains’ Corps
Camp Travis
Axton
Sixth Street
Avenue UB
Honer
Argonne Heights
Golonel Axton
Hdward M. Lewis
John L. Hines
Eighth Corps
Alva J. Brasted
Camp Stanley
Ignatius Fealy
Religious services and talks planned for Camp Travis
At 8 o'clock Saturday night a religious meeting at Brooks Field will feature the chief chaplain. Sunday morning 8:30 Colonel Axton will attend Catholic mass at Camp Travis and speak to Sunday school at 10:15. General services at 10:30 led by Chaplain Miller with music. Axton to deliver the main address. A luncheon for chaplains and wives at Welly Field follows. Sunday 7 p.m. services at the station hospital with Axton speaker. 7:30 p.m. closing address at the post chapel. nurses choir provides music. Axton and wife depart 11:30 p.m. for onward travel.
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William L. Pisher
First Infantry
Samuel J. Miller
Second Engineers
Jefferson ¥. Isbell
Brooksfield
Frank H. Hayes
Axton
J. Stuart ‘Pearce
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Samuel B. Trouby
Ninth Infantry
Eaward J
Uveet
Twentieth Infantry
Henry 2
Westcott
Kelly Wield
Seasen
Albert I. Vaughan
Fort Nat Houston
Mrederick U, Sager
Welfthield Artillery
Trent
Bateman
Brooks Field
Camp ‘Travis
Assembly Hall
Lrett
Colonel Axton
Welly Field
Arthur L. Conger
Hayes
Unrest at Fiume as Italian forces seize police HQ
Rome reports growing unrest at Fiume between Fascista supporters and Zanelli government adherents. General Spreafico commands an Italian brigade occupying territory south of Fiume and sends troops to seize the police headquarters to restore calm. Zanelli discharges 159 detectives, with carabinieri to assume duties. Rome press condemns Zanelli for alleged anti Italian leanings.
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Rome
Fiume
Fascista
Zanella
Spreafica
Jugoslava
Rapallo
Zanelli
Spreafie
Anelli
Viumo
Honor Dead Director Dies of Typhus in Poland Funeral
Hundreds of Polish orphans led by sisters of mercy attend the funeral of Dr. John J. Voor assistant director of the American Red Cross mission in PolandHe died Tuesday of typhus There was a solemn high mass and full military honors by the Welsh government The American colony led by Hugh Gibson the American minister and relief workers plus thousands of Poles attended Ship arrangements are being made to return his body to the United States His parents home is in Louisville Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Fep
Sisters of Charity
Vriday
John J. Voor
Ite Cross Commission
Poland
Welish
Hugh Gibson
Tuegian
Appointees Not Voted: Porto Tuenn report on Reilly
The Porto Tuenn committee finds Governor Reilly rejected three department heads and many other appointees while approving a long list of others. It says he ignored the senate and that nominations submitted in a spirit of hostile challenge should not merit consideration or approval. No charges were brought against the rejected appointees.
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Associated Press
Sandain
Porto
Reopen Chicago Cases In Wisconsin After No Bills
Federal officers begin preparations to reopen every case handled by the local dismet attorney in the last two years where the grand jury returned no bill. Ordered by Washington to probe alleged case fixing, investigations launch locally.
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Chicago
Dismet
Washington
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Berths Messinger sues for divorce in Topeka
In Topeka a divorce suit by Mrs Berths Messinger against her husband rank 15 Messinger alleges she must do all family talking and he speaks rarely and only on business. For weeks his only conversation has been in answer to her questions.
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Topeka
Kan
Berths Messinger
Rank 15
Messinger
Pulpit Speakers to Talk for Y M C A at Sunday Services
Pulpit speakers from Protestant churches in San Antonio will give four minute talks Sunday about building a new Y M C A and to kick off a member drive opening Tuesday. A 600 new members target is set for a three day drive Tuesday to Thursday to reach 1000 members plus 300 boys already in the association. About 100 workers have been secured to enlist new members with a kickoff supper Monday at the Y M C A. The campaign is led by Carl D. Newton with five colonels and captains under them guiding teams of workers.
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San Antonio
G. A
N. Watts
City Association
Watts
Pa}ge
Courteous Invitation to City Officials for Service
Mayor Q B Binck and the city commissioners are invited to Sunday evening services at Mackinsey Avenue Methodist Church where Rev Alonzo Monk will discuss How to Clean Up San Antonio. The letter promises courteous treatment and invites officials to share their views on the sublot amid a citywide cleanliness campaign led by the Inter departmental Flygiene Board agents.
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Q. B. Binck
McKinsey Avenue Methodist Church
Alonzo Monk
San Antonio
Mayor Black
Vito
Flygiene Board
Social Welfare Service
Aid Drifting Vessel Off Coast Reported By Cutter
Boston dispatch reports the coast guard cutter Pana found a drifting steamer described as West Carnifax about 400 miles southeast of Nantucket Light Ship. Weathered by heavy seas, the vessel shows signs of distress and aid is being rendered as patrols investigate the drifting craft.
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Boston
Mass
Lhe
Coast Guard
Pana
West Carnifax
Nantucket
Mea
Vessels in distress and local thefts headline city notices
The West Carnifax reported exhausted supplies after attempting to cast a line to a drifting vessel bound from Rotterdam to Galveston. In local crime news prank theft charges against J Manley and H Williams arose from stolen car cases in Tustin Hisk's court. A purse snatching near Magi Commerce Street and crime notes accompany social events and dances at Turner zrail and W.OW Hall.
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Sage
West Carnifax
Rotterdam
Galveston
J. Manley
Howard Willaims
Tustin Hisk
Anglin
Kolin
Bee
Je B. Warhoy
Laurel Street
Women G O P Meeting Postponed in San Antonio
Indefinite postponement of the state convention of officers and representatives of a Women Republican club, scheduled for February 20 to 22 in San Antonio, was announced by Mrs. Alexander Boyton. Postponement due to lack of time to prepare. Other local Women Republicans will hold their convention later in the year.
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State Convention of Representatives
Republican
San Antonio
Alexander Boyton
Republicans of
Texta
Obituary notices for Catterson Lopes Cortez Hathaway and more
Multiple obituaries and notices from San Antonio memorialize Mrs. Robert F. Catterson widow of Brig. Gen. Robert I. Catterson, former mayor of Little Rock, with survivors including two daughters and five grandchildren. Additional obituaries cover Mrs. Augustina Lopes Cortez and Mrs. Fimuna A. Hathaway, detailing ages, residences, families, funeral times, and interment venues. An unrelated item notes Topeka shoe shines returning to five cents per shoe after the war.
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Robert F. Catterson
Robert P. Catterson
W. J. Wagner
Houston
San Antonio
Robert I Catterson
Lite Rock
Hemriventh
Indiana
G. W. Yeuny
Alice Moody
San Francisco
T Ve
FM. Hagner
Agusta Steent
Asher Harlan Brand
The
National Cemetery
Shelly Undertaking Company
Illiteracy tops talk as Morgan urges higher teacher pay
Maj. William G. Morgan told Nan Antonio Kiwanis Friday that America’s illiteracy problem stems from low teacher salaries and poor school attendance. He urged higher pay to attract capable teachers and reduce dropouts, noting 44 percent of American children do not reach beyond the sixth grade.
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America
Maj
William G. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis Club
Gunter Hotel
Major Morgan
United States
NansAntonio
Wen
UNO
Maxey Hart
Hart
Industry costs and regulatory stance raise coal fears
Washington voters hear Rep Goodykoontz discuss the Chicago Labor Board and Interstate Commerce Commission as object lessons. He warns Kenyon board plans would lift coal costs for consumers and bind carriers with costly compliance, delaying relief as industry suffers under heavy regulation.
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Washington
Qoodykoontz
West Virginia
Chicago Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Conmission
Congress
Kenyon
Chicago Tabor Board
Goodykoonts
Kenyon Board
Interstate Commission
Commission
SUE INSURANCE FIRM SUED FOR LIQUIDATION IN NEBRASKA
A court action seeks liquidation of Syrangid Mutual Accident Insurance Company which ran mail order policies in Nebraska and Missouri. State official W E Young says the company is impaired by about 2865.35, likely rising toward 60000 due to unearned premiums. the firm originated as Lion Accident and Casualty in 1920 and later absorbed Lion Bonding and Surety.
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Onisha
Neb
Syrangid Mutual Accident Insurance Company
Nebraska
Missouri
State Department of Trade and Commerce
State
W. E Young
Lion Accident and Casualty Company
Lion Bonding and Surety Company
Trade balance favorable to U S announced
Washington reports a 1921 world trade balance favoring the United States, four times the pre war level despite exports and imports falling sharply from 1920. The report notes shifts in regional demand, with Europe remaining the major market and exports to Asia rising notably.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Rview
Europe
Asia
South America
Oceania
Africa
Europe-Mediterranean
Jingland
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Caecslovakia
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Italy
North Africa
Russia
Baltic States
Poland
Finland
Balkans
Near East
Rouminis
Bulgaria
Yugosiagia
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
Persia
G A R Membership Drops as Veterans Age
In New Orleans on February 18 the Grand Army of the Republic reports department membership in Mississippi and Louisiana at 20 with a 15 percent annual decline. Louis Stephen Pilcher commander in chief says 90 000 veterans remain aged about 75 on average. New York Pennsylvania and Ohio lead with about 1 660 each. Pilcher’s inspection tour spans Virginia Tennessee Alabama Georgia and Florida with Arkansas upcoming.
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New Orleans
Grand Army of the Sepublic
Department of Mississippi
Louisiana
Louis Stephen Pilcher
Grand Army of the Republic
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vilches
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Tverypody
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Willetts Orchestra
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Science of Finance
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Ashby Blace
Paulo Cortes
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Josephine Lope
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J. J
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Oklahoma
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